Earlier this morning, one of the worst-kept secrets in Washington was unveiled.
The Trump administration has decided to terminate the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, or DACA, program in six months, pushing Congress to act to create something more permanent.
Reporter and New America Fellow Jude Joffe-Block has covered DACA since before its implementation more than 5 years ago, and she’s with us to discuss details on how we got here.
Complete Coverage
DACA Deadline Dividing GOP Conservatives
Groups: Ending DACA Is The Push Congress Needs To Pass Immigration Reform
Trump Administration To Phase Out DACA Program
Arizona Higher-Education Leaders Respond To DACA Announcement
DACA Recipients Weigh In On End Of Program
Reporter Discusses Details Of How DACA Got Implemented
Federation For American Immigration Reform In Favor Of Ending DACA
City Lab Looks How DACA Recipients Impact States' Economies
Mexico Responds To Trump's DACA Decision With 'Deep Regret'
As DACA Ends, Questions Arise For Journalism Students
Phoenix-Area Students Walk Out Of Class To Protest End Of DACA
‘Aquí Se Respira Lucha:' DACA Recipients, Supporters Prepare For Next Steps
